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Chen,Y.;Wei,Y. (2023). Research on the Status Quo and Strategy of Luxury Brand Sales Model in the Post-epidemic Era -- Taking Chanel as an Example. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,9,129-135.
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References
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[3]. Ningchun Han, Chunjuan Wang, New consumption, new industry and new mode under the new ecosystem [J]. China Business And Market March2021,Vol.35,No.3,DOI:10.14089/j.cnki.cn11-3664/f.2021.03.012.
[4]. Wei L, Zhang X. The current situation, problems and reflections of live webcast with marketing in the post-epidemic era[J]. Media Perspective,2021(22):85-87.
[5]. Han Hongmei. Analysis of luxury goods marketing strategy under the background of “Internet+” [J]. China Market, 2021(30):116-117.DOI:10.13939/j.cnki.zgsc.2021.30.116.
[6]. Yuan Yue. Research on Chanel’s marketing strategy in China [D]. Shanghai International Studies University, 2018.
[7]. Xinhua News Agency,Chanel: the luxury industry will go through a two-year “difficult period” and will not clear its inventory by discounting,2020.06.23 , 2020.08.21 ,https://baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1670264962716884887&wfr=spider&for=pc&searchword
[8]. Ning Guo. Analysis of the cultural value and design of luxury brands - taking Chanel as an example[J]. Art 100,2020,36(06):197-200+215.
[9]. Xiaoying Lu. Study on the visual consumption culture of Chanel brand[D]. Lanzhou University,2015.
[10]. Yuanyuan Chen. Research on the marketing strategy of high net worth customers of S luxury goods company[D].East China Normal University, 2021, pp:7-11.DOI:10.27149/d.cnki.ghdsu.2021.000009.